Active challenge 9. Good luck and enjoy.
@MrMosaid Active challenge day 9! Today is all about hand eye coordination and speed. Good luck 🤗👍🏾🦸♂️🦸♀️ #ActiveAtHome #active #StayAtHome #ActiveHomeChallenge #HealthyAtHome pic.twitter.com/sk3zRhpe3C
— St Oswald's Catholic Primary School (@StOswaldsPriLiv) April 9, 2020
Active challenge day 8. Good luck
Also, try spelling out your name with these different exercises today. What other words can you make?
Day 8 of @MrMosaid Active challenge is another competition… How many times can you clap before catching the ball? Good luck 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 #ActiveAtHome #ActiveHomeChallenge #healthylifestyle #ActiveAtHome #active pic.twitter.com/Ukp1lU09vz
— St Oswald's Catholic Primary School (@StOswaldsPriLiv) April 8, 2020
Active challenge day 7. Speed bounce competition. Have a go and post your scores and videos.
Good luck!
Day 7 of @MrMosaid Active Challenge. Today is a competition to see who an do the most jumps in a minute. Post your videos and scores below. Good luck ☺️👍🏾 pic.twitter.com/ChXYmAd5Ry
— St Oswald's Catholic Primary School (@StOswaldsPriLiv) April 7, 2020
Today’s Active challenege is focusing on hand and eye coordination and is a lot harder than it looks!
Good luck!
@MrMosaid Active challenge day 6. Today we will be using our hand and eye coordination. Good luck and enjoy 👍🏾🎾🏸 #active #ActiveAtHome #StayAtHome #pe #healthy #skillchallenge @Liverpool_SSP pic.twitter.com/laYp9jOnov
— St Oswald's Catholic Primary School (@StOswaldsPriLiv) April 6, 2020
The following link to the STEM website has a range of fun and educational resources for home learning. The resources cover science, maths, computing and DT as well as cross-curricular activities. You should find video clips of science demonstrations, simple investigation ideas, maths puzzles and activities that aim to provide children with the stimulus to talk about the world around them.
Enjoy!
External Link: https://www.stem.org.uk/home-learning/primary
Here’s today’s Active Challenge. Today we are using our strength, balance and throwing skills. Good luck and remember to post your attempts and scores so I can see how well you are doing. Keep up the good work!
After #PEWithJoe with @thebodycoach try @MrMosaid Active Challenge day 4!Today we are focusing on strength, balance and throwing skills.Have a go, post your videos/scores below and enjoy! Keep up the good work! #PE #ActiveAtHome #ActiveHomeChallenge #HealthyAtHome @Liverpool_SSP pic.twitter.com/po8Nsufv45
— St Oswald's Catholic Primary School (@StOswaldsPriLiv) April 2, 2020
Year 4, would you like to read a funny story? This activity should be up your street! We would like you to read a ‘Strange but True’ news story and then tackle a set of questions to see what you have understood. As well as this, there are some fun related activities around the newspaper report theme with links for the Twinkl website.
Parents, there are some notes to guide you through the activities to make these easier and hopefully, more enjoyable.
Have fun!
Download: Strange but True Daily News Story (ages 7-9) [PDF]
Download: Strange but True Daily News Image Activity Sheet [PDF]
Download: Parent Plan [PDF]
Download: Strange but True Daily News Task Sheet [PDF]
This week’s Thrive activities.
Download: Thrive Activities for Parents of Children up to Age 11 – Week Two [PDF]
Hi Everybody!
I hope you are all staying healthy and active during this difficult time!
There are plenty of online resources to stay active at home. I know Mr Mosaid has been updating the school twitter with some ideas!
You could even have a go at the #StayAtHome football challenge…. how many keepy ups can you do with a toilet roll!
Post and tag us on twitter @stoswaldspriliv
Day 3 of our Active Challenge. Have a go and upload your scores or videos to us on Twitter.
Day 3 of @MrMosaid Active challenge. Today is all about your throwing and catching skills as well as your hand eye coordination. Have a go and share your videos. Good luck! 👍🏾⚽@Liverpool_SSP #HealthyBodyHealthyMind #active #ActiveAtHome #StayAtHome #pe #healthy #skillchallenge pic.twitter.com/bcPunMGiLl
— St Oswald's Catholic Primary School (@StOswaldsPriLiv) April 1, 2020